Consumer protection chief Ramona Pop on rip-offs from electricity and gas providers - what consumers need to know

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According to a report from www.faz.net, consumer protection chief Ramona Pop speaks about rip-offs by electricity and gas providers. She announces that the new class action lawsuit will be deployed quickly and emphasizes that the federal government is interested in the concerns. The German economy is currently the focus of politics, but consumers often remain unnoticed in this discussion. They make a significant contribution to economic strength, as private consumption accounts for around 50 percent of gross domestic product. But many consumers are currently holding back due to uncertainty, which is a warning signal. In times of change, it is crucial that consumers are noticed and protected because...

Gemäß einem Bericht von www.faz.net spricht Verbraucherschutzchefin Ramona Pop über die Abzocke durch Strom- und Gasanbieter. Sie kündigt einen zügigen Einsatz der neuen Sammelklage an und betont, dass die Bundesregierung an den Anliegen interessiert sei. Die deutsche Wirtschaft steht derzeit im Fokus der Politik, jedoch bleiben die Verbraucher in dieser Diskussion oft unbeachtet. Dabei tragen sie maßgeblich zur wirtschaftlichen Stärke bei, da der private Konsum rund 50 Prozent des Bruttoinlandsprodukts ausmacht. Doch viele Verbraucher halten sich derzeit aufgrund von Unsicherheiten zurück, was ein Alarmsignal ist. In Zeiten des Umbruchs ist es entscheidend, dass die Verbraucher wahrgenommen und geschützt werden, da …
According to a report from www.faz.net, consumer protection chief Ramona Pop speaks about rip-offs by electricity and gas providers. She announces that the new class action lawsuit will be deployed quickly and emphasizes that the federal government is interested in the concerns. The German economy is currently the focus of politics, but consumers often remain unnoticed in this discussion. They make a significant contribution to economic strength, as private consumption accounts for around 50 percent of gross domestic product. But many consumers are currently holding back due to uncertainty, which is a warning signal. In times of change, it is crucial that consumers are noticed and protected because...

Consumer protection chief Ramona Pop on rip-offs from electricity and gas providers - what consumers need to know

According to a report by www.faz.net Consumer protection chief Ramona Pop talks about rip-offs by electricity and gas providers. She announces that the new class action lawsuit will be deployed quickly and emphasizes that the federal government is interested in the concerns.

The German economy is currently the focus of politics, but consumers often remain unnoticed in this discussion. They make a significant contribution to economic strength, as private consumption accounts for around 50 percent of gross domestic product. But many consumers are currently holding back due to uncertainty, which is a warning signal. In times of change, it is crucial that consumers are noticed and protected, as this also benefits the economy.

The effects of these uncertainties and possible rip-offs by energy providers could lead to a further decline in private consumption. If consumers increasingly lose trust in energy providers, this could lead to an increase in class action lawsuits and increased regulation of the energy market.

It is important that the federal government takes consumers' concerns seriously and advocates for a fair and transparent energy market in order to strengthen consumer trust and thus have a positive impact on the economy.

Read the source article at www.faz.net

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